The Master's Final Revenge | The Power of the Doctor | Doctor Who

His plans foiled once again, the Master makes one final desperate attempt to destroy his best enemy…

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[cybermenonline]

The Master's Final Revenge... until his next appearance

[friendlyotaku]

The Master: *dies*

Also the Master in a few years: Surprise, Doctor. I bet you thought you'd seen the last of me

[UnfoundFilms]

The Rasputin looks really fits the Master especially in these scene.

[salilbhatnagar]

For once, The Master directly killed the Doctor. Indirectly killed 4, 7, and 12

[madanotap]

Man, if nothing else I honestly love the contrast of other doctors dying of old age or radiation or falling from a high place, and then 13 dies from taking a giant laser to the face

[connorredshaw]

Come we all know that this is not the last time we will see of the master he'll be back.

But really Sasha Dhawan did a fantastic job playing the master.

[AnnDVine]

"I'll never understand it."

Honestly, a great line. The Doctor has been everywhere, seen everything, knows so much more than any other living being, and yet... there's more places to be, more things to see, more knowledge to learn. Their optimistic curiosity is their greatest virtue. Sometimes it feels like the Doctor can't be surprised by anything, they're so old, so wise. I'm glad they haven't forgotten that the Doctor is, fundamentally, a runaway child, searching for wonderment - and finding it.

[spockman]

Thirteenth's cause of death is the perfect microcosm of her run. The Master pressed a random button to cause some unexplained sci-fi stuff to happen to make the mythological half-baked monster who is both super important and had no impact on the story whatsoever blast her in the face. Truly poetic.

[benmiller]

This is The Doctor and The Master's Reichenbach Falls moment as it was hinted

[MashetEisalive]

I have to admit. Wasn’t expecting much from Sacha.
He was brilliant. Fantastic British talent.

[SephoraBloons]

*Honestly Sasha Dhawan Was so Good As The Master*

[harlowethrombey]

I love the shot of Yaz carrying the Doctor to the TARDIS. Nice symmetry with Caves of Androzani.

[binky]

Can we just talk about Yaz’s core strength? A straight lift from the ground!

[joelmole]

So how many times was the Master directly or indirectly responsible for the Doctor’s regeneration? You’d think the Doctor would take the hint and give up on this guy…

[miry_]

Sacha was absolutely SPECTACULAR as the Master!

[henrythomas]

The Master's Final Revenge... and then literally features (sort of) 3 episodes later in the Toymakers Tooth

[kieran]

The only thing I'd change about this scene at 0:36 when the Master teleports back into the tardis he looks normal, when he opens the door he looks more corpse like as to show his body really is failing from what he put it through.

[mcurran]

I hope Sacha Dhawan will make a return as the Master in a future series.

[Ryanspeer]

At least she's surrounded by her companions

[matthewmartin]

When you see that on the police box they teased the toy maker with the giggle